Destroy Jin and conquer Song, and carry the Northern Expedition through to the end

Chapter 8: Capture the thief first and capture the king first

"Kill me if you dare..." Zhang Yu was not willing to be outdone. Although the knife was on his neck, he kept struggling.

As if Zhang Yu's toughness gave courage to the Jin army, an armored cavalryman immediately stepped out from the crowd and pointed his halberd at Liu Huai: "Song dog! Don't think that..."

The Jin army cavalryman had just finished speaking when he was interrupted by Zhang Yu's shrill scream.

Under the horrified gaze of all the Jin soldiers, Liu Huai opened his mouth, bit Zhang Yu's ear, and tore it off.

"Pah!" After spitting out the half ear, Liu Huai bared his blood-stained teeth and shouted, "A fight to the death, who wouldn't dare?!"

"Yeah, yeah! Say it one last time." Liu Huai saw that the Jin army's momentum was being taken away, but he didn't dare to delay any longer: "Dismount! And then give the horses a slash on the legs!"

The leader of the personal guards who had just spoken was itching to kill him, but he didn't dare to step forward to snatch the person away, for fear of endangering his own Meng'an's life.

You must know that once Zhang Yu dies, no matter whether others are dead or alive, his personal guards will definitely be executed by military law.

After a slight hesitation, the five armored cavalrymen had no choice but to dismount and each of them stabbed their horse's calf.

After the warhorse neighed and limped to the side, Liu Huai nodded with satisfaction. Seeing that the leader of the personal guards was still in the same carnivorous and skin-sleeping state, he couldn't help but glare at him again.

"Look, look, look at me." Liu Huai cursed: "You, and that filthy bastard next to you, take off your armor and throw it to me."

The two Jin soldiers looked at each other and could only unbutton their left and right sides, take off their two-piece breastplates and throw them onto their horses.

Liu Huai was finally satisfied. He squeezed his legs against the horse's belly, drove the warhorse forward two steps, and then pushed the half-dead Zhang Yu off the horse.

Zhang Yu was already in a semi-comatose state. He fell to the ground without a sound, like a broken sack.

"General!"

The Jin army's personal guards and cavalry cried out in alarm and rushed forward to grab their own Meng'an.

The leader of the personal guards stopped, drew his bow and arrow, and aimed at Liu Huai's back.

However, Liu Huai not only ran all the way, but also put on two sets of armor. Although the straps were not fastened and only loosely protected the front and back of his body, they could not be broken by a single arrow.

The leader of the personal guards hesitated for a moment, and Liu Huai had already run far away and blended into the night.

"Song Gou, do you dare to leave your name?!"

"I am Liu Huai, a Han Chinese!"

"Liu Huai! You bastard! I'll kill you sooner or later!"

"Hahahaha!" The laughter became farther and farther away, and finally was lost in the shouting of the fleeing soldiers, but the last sentence could still be heard faintly.

"Let's see who lives longer!"

The leader of the personal guards glared at the defense line where Liu Huai escaped for a while, and without paying any attention to the soldiers who were still fleeing in all directions, he went straight to Zhang Yu.

Zhang Yu suffered a severe blow to his back, his ear was bitten off, and he fell headfirst from his horse. He had already been in a semi-comatose state, and now he was foaming at the mouth and breathing out more than inhaling.

"Seventh Brother...what are you doing? How is the general?"

After a while, a marching troop of fifty or sixty people finally came to pacify the situation. When they saw Zhang Yu's appearance, they couldn't help but be shocked and became visibly panicked.

The leader of the guards sighed.

He couldn't tell who would live longer, himself or that man Liu Huai, but it seemed that the highest military commander of Lianshui was about to die.

...Before Liu Huai ran to the big tree where Wei Chang was, Li San and his last companion came over.

After all, Li San was a man of honor and considered himself a hero. How could he just leave after Liu Huai had saved his life twice?
It was indeed twice, and he didn't think that saving the local people of Shandong could repay such a favor.

In fact, even if Liu Huai didn't do it, Li San would find a way to do it. The only difference was that he was not as decisive as Liu Huai, and not as handsome as Liu Huai.

It’s hard to say who is helping whom!
Just now, Li San hid in the darkness and wanted to turn back to help Liu Huai escape, but he saw that the other party calmly captured the enemy chief, retreated in a swagger surrounded by armored cavalry, and even took away two sets of armor. He could only marvel at it and quietly escape.

Seeing that Li San and the other two didn't say anything, Liu Huai found Wei Chang, who was about to cry. After hastily identifying the direction, the four of them ran all the way to the southwest.

When the sky in the east began to turn pale, Liu Huai and the others stopped.

After pulling the half-dead Wei Chang off his horse, Liu Huai also jumped off his horse and stretched his numb legs.

Wei Changze couldn't stand steadily at all. He felt dizzy and sat down on the ground, unable to get up.

Li San and his fellow villager were in an even worse state. After getting off their horses, they collapsed to the ground, gasping for breath.

Liu Huai shook his head, stood on the high ground, and looked around in the faint morning light.

Desolation.

There were no telephone poles, no roads, no cars, no fields, and nothing that Liu Huai was familiar with in reality.

It was not until this time that Liu Huai completely gave up and patted the warhorse beside him with a wry smile.

"We've really arrived in the Song Dynasty..."

The warhorse Herod snorted, then lay down and nibbled the weeds beside him.

Liu Huai stroked the horse's neck and suddenly found that the saddlebag on the warhorse was bulging.

He untied the belt on the saddlebag with some doubts, and found not only emergency supplies such as wound medicine, dried meat, and dry food, but also a copper seal the size of a baby's fist.

After throwing the dried meat and medicine to Wei Chang and Li San, Liu Huai carefully searched the saddle bag and unexpectedly found several letters in the interlayer.

It was dawn and the light was not bright enough, so Liu Huai could not carefully see what was written on the copper seal and the letter, and could only stuff them into his arms.

From this, it can be seen that although the general named Zhang Yu was only a middle-level officer, he was also conscientious and responsible, and was always ready to fight long-distance raids.

The few of them silently ate some dry food and dried meat, and regained some strength. After Li San and his companions helped each other bandage their wounds, Liu Huai finally asked.

"Brother Li, do you two have anywhere to go?"

"I'm not worthy of being called Brother Liu. Just call me Li San." Li San's tone was full of respect. He sat cross-legged on the ground and bowed slightly. "We are from the Shandong Tianping Army. We followed the great leader Geng Jing in the rebellion. Now that we are free, we must return to our army to report."

After saying that, Li San patted his head and said, "We haven't been formally introduced yet. My full name is Li Rui, nicknamed Li Tieqiang. This guy's full name is Xin Wenyuan."

Li Rui pointed to the last companion beside him and said.

Xin Wenyuan seemed to be seriously injured. He just nodded at Liu Huai without saying a word.

"Are you Li Tieqiang?" Liu Huai looked at the short and strong man in front of him in surprise.

The reason why Liu Huai was so surprised was because Li Tieqiang was the third male lead he was going to play in "Xin Qiji"!

He looked carefully at Li Tieqiang's honest round face, then touched his own handsome face.

I knew that the historian hired by the crew was unreliable. How could this Old Li be so handsome?
(End of this chapter)